fitted Swiss scrim! and mnr- »
New designs in cretonnes —Lady Mooseheart are having s 111111
draperies. Also window mete sale. Friday 11.1111 Sntnrdsyf'
' ‘ 112 Washington street.
been on sick leave for the past it!)
3.111;”... Hotel, West daysjs again on duty today
'1 1 street. Bomb Nomi! ' ‘
covering from \severe attack of the
m ”MAST grip was able! to visit his office todaq.
‘ bderate" northwest winds. The e’rdi Assembly will give a hesiinrv 1111s
'h‘of‘ low pressure over the west afternoon on the report of the public
' 3 13111 yesterday morning-now welfare commission.*which studied the.
"s“ swell—defined disturbance c911 omnibus bill. introduced for John '1‘.
'ver'Kansas It is causing cloudy Kim: in 1917. by Senator Frederic A.
rainy weather in nearly all dis Bmtlett of Bridgeport.
between the Rocky Mountain.- . —--—-—--
A the Mississippi rtver.. Pleasa: .1 'Rumors regardingtheylnns for the
11'. conditions from 1119 Missi£.- new Roodner building adjoining the
driver eastuard to the coast T111 Museum Temple on “73“ strewn Ril'il
Imtu‘re continued mil_d in all sec- continue to [11' about. withouzh one of
fztln possible ten 1nts said tins moxnin;
I'lhnt no plans of the buildin': had '_
.44-.._.__— hat-n nraannt 1.1 1n 1.1.. ru- approval.
The latest stm 1' is that when the. build
in: is finalh constructed arrantre'
' it), Ne ws2 ments have been made with the (1;:
!I trail Trust C0,. by which an entranm‘
» —--¢...- will he made tin-ouch the “'esterlv
1 4.....— wall of the Masonic building and the
' A convocation of \K'ushington t‘imil' . stairway there made to serve the tv-n-
11.1.2.1: R. A. M.. will he held this (“'t'nmJ-f- ‘ants and visitors of both buildings.
. l 4.
19-1‘111'1'oofln1: at Raymond llros. “pm-g; ('_ Highnp 01' Hartford has
' ._4_ 4—44 3 wt'im'n tn the clerks of both houses of
Mrs. Anna -l.-on1b:1rd. or this rii‘I: ihf- Logislaturo. protesting against 1211'
who escaped f1om the Mansfield Ti'tlll' “floution of .1 MIL "f‘t‘m‘ted rm-Ummy
ng School at \Iansfield (mutt-120'" 1111 Friday It». tho1 judiciary committee.
as taken into rusted) lair Yesteldd.‘ _ requiring 111111 11 1101111131 party 11 111-
"Tutsi-moon according to a it‘lt‘J’llmli'. requiring that :1 political put-11' to “1'.
message received by the lot-til noik‘fifoffiees. must in tho preceding?riot-lion
:llfrsL'lnm-bard was committed to them," at 1.13“ 1.3 of 1 per ”m" of 11111
institution for being incorrigible and total nuxnbonf of Votes rast- 'fllr_.[l€«
d. been there since inst ingusi unti‘I‘gtmp signed 1111- petitions as state
solidity 1115111 whenshcmanaged to off gmfimmn of tho Mflzpng- party but ”1..
190th”. 930ml?- The local ullfllm‘i‘i“S names of the two routributing mun:-
wbre notified and a vigilavntrwatt-h “1.11: bers Mayor 111111111111 J. Kinselia 111111
(Wt by the ““0"“ until “‘0 “4“" i't‘ormm ! nited States DiSlllt‘l At' 0111111
hone meet-111136 was teceiVed 1111-: 1112111 E'nmmas l. up. "-103 do n01 11111108!
. that she had been 1ecuptu1ed in a lit . 4.44_4441
' tie village about ten miles away rrumI; (“101-ng K. Allen, carrier No. ii of the
vs'l'lant-Xf‘ield (fenter. 'Willimnntit. post officc.w1is pleased
. - “'*~ .11 sterdav morning- when a letter came
Dennis J Kenm‘di‘ “‘idt‘l." “"9“" frrm the Connecticut Stutt- Council of
1' about the city in political and hate» 1 ”cusp complimenting him on his ELI.
.. nal circles. has resigned his 1’05““0n forts in the campaign among the int-
in Dagons lime" 1mm and 113-“ 1‘“ ' ,tm carriers of the state in the sah- of.
urwalk to 30in his ”Fuller 301m Ken trium swim..- and W111- Savings Cor
PW’ at Monroe Louisianna. where, minutes. A check to, $100 “as .1...
hey will mark a. large farm owned 1" closed from ilouell (The «1111' who. last
them. F01 years Short-v. as he is better yum-f was 1.11110 11111111111 in the Thrift
k‘noim wasgcaptaln 0f the HOP6 ”0"?- Stamp drive. The check was first
{lemma-1W. End for home time was con- prize in the. drivenmonsstnh: lctlm'
111911111111 to that he had pursued hi.’ 13.1 of $54,484.75 11'0th of stamps and
. lll'flbel‘ 0f the largest l‘l(l01l(‘~ in New 3W3". Saving.“ (gprfifivnh... and 5917‘
31111111. His young son and slsier, 3hr”! Stamps.
*3.
7111111 to the south. HARTFORD COURANT swan '
.4... _..4- . «1111111111211 11.11- 2 \1'111111-11 11
PANA.STRAW-LA STRAW g1 Roar-rs first 4(‘If‘f‘ii‘lliul 01" the men or
.Size . , .............. 200 stituted a libel suit. denim-1 the liar. t
ford Courant rmnpnm'. Clnlmiiw vlu‘n-
stlnqon-Powe“ cornerationl‘azcs of $50. 000. Service in the suit
Rogers alien-led the. recent gathering
of governors. mayors and labor 1111911111
member of the. Connecticut Legislature '(;
signed by Governor Holcomb. The
complaint alleges that on March 6. the
ington Attachment on the Co'ur'aht '
Iiiopclty is .01‘ $70. 000 No bond was
1 lMllllf’d.
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T0 Roosnvsmf
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Continued lrom l'il‘St Page.
. 11-11” to express in something more“:
' enduring than words. the admiration
I man of the committee said, “will. I .
F rbelieve, be thoroughly satisfied by the
committee’s decision to erect on the
__ the other hand, to establish a Roosefi
' volt society which shall be an instru-I
t to develop and apply his policies
, admirable statement from Lieuten-
- nut-Colonel Theodore Roosevelt in
hich he gave the wishes of himself-'1
dead friend would desire."1
The Oyster Bay memorial park, 11c-x
' cording to the resolution, will bepos- i
sibly ultimately include Saganwre Hill,
.. Roosevelt’s home, to be preserved w
_» like Washington sdxom‘e at. Mt. Vernon
and Lincoln at Sprmgti ,
. . Attorney Leo stis ‘who is slowly to
- although feeling far from strong again. .
1191-1111111 and vicinity: Fair to— . . i
and probably W’ednesdav: wgmu- ' The judiu 11y committee of the Gen
France 111'1"i\ed in this country .1 fun
spending 11 few days with Mrs. Fro
Newton is a delegate to the D. A.
convention in this city today.
3111.11 1111: wimmn‘ home 111' 1.1111 2'111 111-
vision.
unrd Sin-11.. John Kane and John 1.
111311111 with local lnsumnce (tillllltlllltls, camém M]. Anm difiwwd “I a m, Mr’iiahon are seeing the boys of 1‘1 4,". “3mm,“ (omnion pleas Comm
‘ ' ' -7th Dhislon as they pmnde up Firm The Sum“. concurred in adoption‘
‘13 ‘5’ that of textile worker 1"- q certificates. The 811'» int'ludml d,l1‘..’1 menue. .
UN“ in 1““ ”ell-"Till ls-‘H‘IHMF. has in after 11 pleasant 1isit 111th relsthps in cles or buildings in which they
find bearing credentials issurd and they will witness the parade today. cense oi' shad fishermen.
disparaging article.” concerning Mr. morning to the review of the returned capital stock up to {59 000. extending
Rogers in relation to his Vi'Sit i0 “'83“ overseas soldiers of New York. -' construction rights of the Bristol and
Olsen are among those who are. wit-
" Pi AN MEMORIAL ' “(‘“d’w'
Irisit friends. 'state in constructing highways. and
. and devotion they felt for him." 001- Of Glenvmod avenue are witnessmg tion for its schools and a commission
.3 onei William Boyce _Th.ompson, chair- the parade in New York today. to have charge of the Charles H. Pine
b
one hand the monument, Which shall Stevens, is among the sightse'ers Iill [AI A IABLJ. P
be a symbol of his greatness and on the metropolis todsy. '
'Haven motored to South Norwall: yes
”e committee had the benefit of terday and called on friends.
11 the Roosevelt family. Who name-den are Witnessing the big welcome. When'meals hit-back-and your-stom-
ally, endeavor to Interpret what our ihome parade in New York city today.
Van Alstyne and dafighte'r Catherine'md‘?“‘i9n- '11 ere- is'ibéiant film!"
in New York 11111111; M11111; the bi
" ' J j '17 '0! Glenwood avenue. are witness!
' ‘ NE S _ "'1 the pa'rade in New York today;
4 . I " ’ {turned from an over Sunday trip
' 1 I New York city
SURPRISE PARTY l '
A very pleasant surprise party wows? Mr. rand \frs. Frederick B Coleman
gi1 on in honor of lilies Gladys Yarring- and family are in‘ New York city 10'
ton at her home on Sound View Ter- tiny . . . - ,
race Saturdav evening. Miss Yarring-z
ton sas taken very much by surprisei
but soon recovei ed and proved to be charge from Camp U
a charming hostess. During the. an» 1home “5'31“ 14 32 Vi’est avenue '
ning numerous games ' were plavet
!
which were'enjoycd by all. Leonard MANY BILLS UP IN
Self and ‘Royal Guyer favored the? IG‘ENERAL ASSEMBLY
guests with a number of solos accom- l .
panir d bydiliss Dolson at the piano and ’ Continued from First Pm
llnrold Svec played the. violin. And:
1 '11s was mono than 111111190111th l“ the galaxy of the clerk of the Water.
1 n gating loi ers of music. bury Common Pleas Court. The inco
\ dainty supper was served and the.
guests departed after spending a most bury Y. M. C. A. my organize.
1n jumble evening. 1 The Agriculture committee favour:
Those present were; Elizabeth Lss- bly sent in bills to license all wh
‘
.. .~ .1 f. C _ 1 Olsen. '
Mn. Hi? \b ”1 fimith Jeane to “men the f in; flit.
Kurt-n Olson. Helen Casey, Andrenu cents and prohibiting the ”‘9 of
. Anderson. (‘Inm Dotson. IBeatriue .Ol- cows which have reacted to the when:
sen. Mildred DeMnrtino, Gladys Yar- culosls test. or keep ,for sale. such
' (PB elf, A usmve Self cows after Jan. 1 next without per-
Huston. Leon" “g ' mission of the commissioner on domes-
llat'old Svec. Louis Kardos. James Ev- tic animals.
on. Iiick Raymond, James Oris. Royal Honey beekeeperii will have to reg-
ain-or. 1121111131 Neu Men. William Mal- ister their hives under a report from
‘ the Agriculture committee. while in
another bill advantage will be taken
of federal 11111111111511“ the Smith Lev-I
(may.
i'ri\_ate Antonio Contoni has return or law for promotion of agriculture.
«11 111 (‘ngnp Devenfl. Mass. where he House Chairman Eaton ststed today
's : t‘ t. .1 the general 11011 ital. of that agricultural interests 3"? t0 [‘9‘
1‘ ‘ pa '9“ '1 " p cei1e very libeqii trestment from the
101' spending a short furlough at 111‘ Appropriations committee.
imnur on Spring Hill avenue. Privati- I An unfavorable report was made on
Cantoni. who was wounded while 11111 bill. explained as superflnois to al-;
low New London to issue dock and.
“,ka ago. wharf bonds.
Charles Dudley. of Norwich.
111111: 1111111111 31111111111 of 511111111 12" Gmton bomugh may have a police‘
t ‘ ,1 'force antlers. bill sent in. and If B. i
other bill. -
The Senate from its calendm adopt
l
"10an A. ‘1"15 and dfl‘ugh'ef (Vf 3410‘! ”18 Senate bill “lidmjng cenu‘n
Clav sheet are in New York today en Ibsll bonds. ., d ,
‘joyin the tr-stiiitiea in connection A favorable report “is ma e to
g give teachers of @111:th and lnoob '
painted schools the» opportunity to so»
cure" benefits from the State teach-
“--‘ icrs' retirement. fund.
Miss Margaret Mary Halsey has re-
Morrow Tnlor has received his dis-
pton and is nowi
porations committee reported an ex—f'
tension of time in which the Water-I?
deal in roll: and cream by the dairy-
..3 Forfeited rights were restored to!
1 Lamb. of Grown. will be mid for food;
erick l1. Baxter on “’esLuvenue. His-4 .4...“ to soldiers «mg... County
It ureasurers get further powers to bor-
row lands for county purposes in an-
Ins
in.
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Edmud O'Brien. llmrv ijm-l Ed- 3‘ Senator Williamson had tabled 1111-;
:of these, House bills: Regarding the
making of electors in Branford. Mil-
‘ ford and. Sti'atfmd: providing for ro-
“" "m M” J Bar” G‘bs'm‘ "‘ imbursement of towns to: damages
his Margaret Kennedy. accountnuird ‘1' “m... Quintard “\HY‘IIUG aw in New "07k C"? done by brush fires by persons. who
(id-1v to slim es the parade and 191' iou' kindle them in defiance of tire war-
Stschments of mortgages; giving fish
— lnsth ribtofsearcx
Mrs Andrew little has returned to ,;:‘:1~§:?(inwxi1;1ne 3‘8 liege of fish-
HAT DYE Manchester and representnthc of that her home. 356 Main street, Danbur1':qrmen or hunters. their boats. vehi-
mg ritv. gbe for evidence of violation of the
’ ' law: authorizing James H.13unce to
ltransfern legacy to the Middlesex
Vimcm [70"“9110 and E W (Lilkv Hospital: adjusting salaries in the
80!!th Norwaik Was made 1911111 on (‘hades Honk-n- employees of the South Norwslk post. Middletown court; amending the act
(71.111.— Editor-in-(‘hld oi the t‘oursnt office, have 11111111 in . u m. m the fruiting to New Washington Bridge at;
39*— and piesident 111’ the C(Hllllflli'u’. Mr. his: city j‘ ‘ 11 1; WN°T“3‘k relating to election 0‘ Liteh‘
' ' “ Viield selectmen; concerning election
Herberi Ambler Victor Page, “'11"; Assurance Company. and exempting
reprt-srntaii\‘es in “fishing-ton as u 0] E8301! and \lichnel 1),”de left this animals with anthrax from Optional
- qumntine by the commissioner of do-
“) last evening for New York where mestic animals; and concerning the it-
D The House adopted from its calen~
. Frederick T.Colen1:m and NLmuoiI dur these bills: Chatter amendment .
'1Cournntprinied a “false, maliciousand Thatch motored to New York this for ”19 North Canaan Water Com-
pany; permitting it to increase its
, :Plainville Tramway Company.
'Miss Helen 'Maher and Miss 11111.11: - Bills adopted in the Senate were
those amending the law under which
, the Norvrslks were consolidated as
essing the parade in New York cits :10Wns. cities and tire districts this
{relating to election of councilmen.
..4444 i The House adopted bills reggdng
M .. .. . l l , 1 inersons licensed to practice in c no
firs :1 d {if :untthiIigton Wen. to to make nearly reports: reimbursing
D little . as-.. s afternon to .Naugatuck for (it i es done by
—~-—— ‘ goonceming commitments to county
Mrs. Anna Olmstead and dung liters. homes: amending Ansonlas charter
providing for a department of eduw
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Charles D- Rogers. of Rogers 62:
\
Dr. and Mrs. \Villis H. (”rows of New ‘ Dysmn AI "Net
. P‘P°f"‘9iafiepsin 11111111111, relieve; a-
Ex—Mayor and Mrs. Richard H. Gol-. . ”“5 9-1“! or acidvctmch.
son is I'sonnadd, sassy. or you feel
full and bloated. .Wheu you have
Mrs. James Golden and Mia. George heavy lumps of pain or headache from
ere visitors in New flsven yesterday. ' ' : ”
M1. and Mrs. Alfred Goldschniidt. are
'ot‘ directors ot‘ihe Mtddlesew Mutunl‘
l “
Manual Training Schools;
s ' :7 Y ‘ 1‘
Copyright 1919 Hart. Scbnffner 11 Marx
.
' The. waist-seam
models
YOU’RE sure to like them: csn '1'-
ially young men. We can tell you.
confidentially. that it’s seeing to be the
I style for 1111111111 men this season: puts a
. 1’! little military touch to the thin: that
E, i , makes quite a hit with the men “com-
it]! back” as wall as the fellows who
stayed.
”Hart Schaffner & Marx. styles
They know how to do it: they are the best style designers in the country:
there are new ideas in pockets. in levels and' in various other features.
If you Want the liveliest
styles. You’ll ask for these
Hart 3111111111111- .& Marx ’
models. ,
Rogers 8: Stevens
The 111111111 of Hart 3111131111111 111 Marx clothes
' NorWalk
,1“ tomorrow the report {ayeiable toéwlw
.sppointinn Edward L. Smith judge of
Smith INorvvalk
l
ling cities and boroughs to make by
invss for removal of ice and snow from
Weideunlks amending the Connecticut‘
Power and Light Company in relation
to highways along the Housatonic rir. I.
111 the T11 em) 1101 9111.11 D11 leion. dim“: concerning the recording of 111-. (’1 and ”"10““ the limitation on
amount of property which the grand
lodge 1.0. 0. F. may hold.
The House adopted the resolution
1
appointing Frank L. Wilder. deputy
mav Judge at Bridgeport, and the bills, in
concurrence, placing state institution
vteachers under the teachers' retire-
ment law. giving the Senate rivers.
harbors and bridges commission power
to sell the state pier at New London to
Capitol.
the federal government. and authoriz-
ins cities, towns and boroughs to con
tract for the use of sewage systems.
Members of the House had their pic-
!t tures taken in a group outside the'
.f
PEACE CONFERENCE
ACT
Lembqrg.
mission, considering
by Senator Lodge
ACopc
Conference, declares in an inter-
view in the 11111111 111111 he knows
nothing abbot.“ any such resign»
lions. He has no. intention of 111 not unpleasant
abandoning his post; he said
ANXIOUS OVER SITU-
ATION IN EASTERN
EUROPE AND WILL 3W8 class of hot m.- with
phosphate before breakfast
washes out poisons.
(Continued from Page One). ’
PARIS, Monday. March 24.-
During a three-hour session to-~
night, the League of Nations com~
authoriz-
,‘013 troopS.
MORE moors 3 ' 1‘” ”
REACH NEW .YfiEl-fl
Continued from First Page.
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1 he transport George=
T‘Vashtngton arrived from Brest. Unttsi 3 "
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preposed -
amendments to the covexmnt. dis~
posed tentatively of the first. six-
teen sections. agreeing upon 11
l ' udmr of changes in form which
11111- 11111111111111; of the commission
believe will meet more than fifty
percent. of the objections’ offered and clot-nee. sweeten and purify the “
entire alimentary tract. Do your in Lloyd Loom Woven”
and other
Incisiv-
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included the 135th Machine Gun Bah
union complete. of the 37th Division: !
112th Field Signal Battalion com-
plete. also of the 37th Division: and
Casual Companies Nos. 731,‘1.448 and
1,467. Massachusetts; 1.443. 1.458 and
1.474. Pennsylvania. Five oflloers. 626
men and sixty-one nurses returned
wounded or sick. ‘
44.4----;;--- 1 i “Isn’t He aDear?"
1.
1913611“ HGT WATER 1% 0‘ course you: friends admin: him
Hosea cute. cunning end handsome
DWG m}. Y®U I; phenyoulgmhimomlun
MWMMWI3
If you wake, up ylth a bad taste.
'bad breath and tongue is coated; if
your head is dull or aching; if what
you eat sauna and forms gas and acid
in stomach. or you are bilions, consti-
pated. nervouskhsailow and can't get
feeling Just right. begin inside bail».
lng. Drink before breakfast, a. 31111111
of real hot water with a teaspoonful
of limestone phosphate in it. This will
flush the poisons and toxins from ‘
stomach. liver. kidneys and bGVels New WONdETfUI
To feel like young people feel; like
. I
Amencan Senators ‘ side bathing immediately upon rising I
PARIS. March 25 (Haves) «— a in the morning to wash out of the sys Egby Carnage“ .
The Paris newspapers print with tem all the Previous day's poisonous M m“ “’5’ “ h 11..
“he non woven of the nut ob-
reserve a German wireless mes- waste, gases and sour bile before put.» Inhobkcluudsm ‘i.-e. mnlnwnied
sage stating that; Premier Kram- ting more 1001‘! into the stomach. l by w 8. Lloyd. This “Loom‘
are and the other members of the
Czecho-Slovak Cabinet 111m re-l you felt herore your blood. nerves andz m... .11....
signed:- Dr. Kraut-g, who is in miracles became loaded with body im-. ucbhhby Mechanism-ho
Paris in attendance at the Peace
week This! 1‘!“ Puts!
and workman III-d
purities. in host your bust-mum ‘l i. I ”ml III-aluminium“ ht"
quarter pound of limestone phosphate
which is inexpensive and almost taste- h! ll. “lull" Sm" You $10-
flea, except for n 111111111111 twinge which '1 9‘, “I sglsaj'odgy.
{13¢ akin.
Just; a span Ind hot wetter act on
i
‘Nsrern-g 1111111111111 1?
WASHINGTON STREF} T
3111 they will admire him much more
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